Space Science: News
28 Mar 2023
NASANASA's JWST detects exoplanet's temperature for first time: Know how
Researchers have used the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) to measure the temperature of a rocky Earth-like exoplanet called TRAPPIST-1 b.
27 Mar 2023
Artificial Intelligence and Machine LearningHow AI can help find life beyond Earth
The hunt for life beyond our home planet is bound to get easier in the future. Scientists have developed a new machine learning tool that could help look for signs of life on Mars and other extraterrestrial bodies.
22 Mar 2023
UttarakhandAsia's largest liquid mirror telescope launched in Uttarakhand
Asia's largest four-meter International Liquid Mirror Telescope (ILMT) is now operational in Devasthal in Uttarakhand.
16 Mar 2023
NASANew-generation spacesuit for NASA Artemis astronauts: Here's dissecting them
NASA has revealed the next-generation spacesuit for astronauts that will go on the Artemis moon-landing missions.
14 Mar 2023
NASAWhy Jovian moon Europa's shell rotates differently than its interior
A new study offers insights into why Jupiter's moon Europa rotates at a different rate than its interior.
16 Feb 2023
Space NewsUnexpected CME to hit Earth tomorrow. Should we be worried
A Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) from the Sun is expected to hit Earth on February 17.
15 Feb 2023
GujaratMeteorite that crashed in Gujarat is a rare aubrite
The meteorite that crashed in Gujarat in August 2022 is confirmed to be a rare kind, called an aubrite.
25 Jan 2023
USARocket Lab successfully launches Electron rocket from US soil
Rocket Lab, a California-based aerospace launch service provider, successfully carried out the debut US launch of its Electron booster.
05 Jan 2023
NASANASA's NEO Surveyor will look for the hardest-to-find asteroids
NASA is developing a space telescope called Near-Earth Object (NEO) Surveyor, that will look for asteroids and comets that serve as potential threats to our home planet.
28 Dec 2022
Space NewsHow are spacesuits made and some interesting facts about them
Space exploration for humanity is impossible without spacesuits. They are more than just clothes and serve different purposes.
21 Dec 2022
Solar SystemSpiraling exoplanet suggests how Earth might meet its end
An exoplanet known as Kepler-1658b is spiraling closer toward its host star. This is the first time that astronomers have been able to observe the decaying orbit of an exoplanet around an "evolved" or older parent object.
17 Dec 2022
NASANASA's Juno probe will now investigate Jupiter's moon Io
NASA's Juno probe will now investigate Io, the third-largest Jupiter moon and the most volcanic region in the solar system.
13 Dec 2022
Artificial Intelligence and Machine LearningCaltech uses machine learning to classify dying stars: Here's how
SNIascore, a machine-learning algorithm developed by astronomers from the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), has accurately classified 1,000 supernovas. They are bright and powerful explosions caused by dying stars.
08 Nov 2022
ChinaChina wants to send monkeys into space to study reproduction
Chinese scientists want to send monkeys to the Tiangong space station in order to study reproduction.
05 Nov 2022
Artemis 1NASA's Artemis 1 to launch on November 14: Key facts
Artemis 1 is ready to take off on November 14 from Kennedy Space Center in Florida. There will be a 69-minute launch window starting at 12:07 am EST (9:37 am IST).
04 Nov 2022
Space NewsA 100-feet-long Chinese rocket booster is dangerously headed toward Earth
An enormous remnant of China's Long March 5B space rocket is headed toward Earth.
04 Nov 2022
NASANASA's InSight Mars Lander will bid adieu in few weeks
NASA's InSight Lander will soon reach the end of its four-year mission.
04 Nov 2022
James Webb Space TelescopeScientists spot oldest-ever star cluster in James Webb's deep-field image
Remember the first deep-field image captured by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)?
02 Nov 2022
Books5 books about space and astronomy that astrophiles must read
Tap into the realm of the cosmos, one page at a time.
02 Nov 2022
Black HoleBlack holes can have 'wildly different masses,' reveals study
Physicists at the University of Queensland were dumbfounded by their discovery that black holes exhibited certain quantum properties.
01 Nov 2022
European Space AgencyThis is what the Earth's magnetic field sounds like!
If you thought the concept of Earth's magnetic field existed only in theory, then you are in for a big surprise.
10 Oct 2022
MoonHave you checked NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day yet?
If Space and the cosmos pique your interest, NASA's daily astronomy pictures will definitely find a spot in your heart.
22 Jul 2022
IndiaBest planetariums in India to introduce your kids to astronomy
If you are inclined toward space exploration and astronomy, then planetariums or taramandals are a must-visit for you.
18 Jul 2022
Space NewsMassive Earth-directed solar flare may cause radio blackouts today
A gigantic solar flare has erupted from the Sun and might cause radio blackouts in several parts of the world today.
10 Jul 2022
Space NewsThis new theory may explain the mystery of Earth's formation
We have been studying Earth for the longest time, but some fundamental questions are still left unanswered. One of them is the question about the formation of our planet.
03 Jul 2022
MoonEarthshine Moon July 2022: When and how to watch it?
This year has been great for astronomy enthusiasts. From the five-planet alignment and Blood Moon to the Tau Herculids (TAH #0061) meteor shower, there has been something for everyone.
23 May 2022
Space NewsMassive asteroid to fly by Earth on May 27
According to NASA, an asteroid that is four times the size of the Empire State Building will get really close to Earth on May 27.
16 Mar 2022
Space NewsAstronomers discovered asteroid just two hours before it hit earth
The fifth asteroid ever discovered before colliding with Earth crashed near Iceland on March 11.
13 Jan 2022
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)Who is S Somanath, the new chief of ISRO?
S Somanath was on Wednesday named the new chairperson of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and the space secretary, as per an order issued by the central government.
18 Nov 2021
Space NewsSatellite could have glimpsed ninth planet back in 1983
Recently, evidence of a ninth planet in our solar system has been found by British astronomer Michael Rowan-Robinson in data gathered back in 1983.
17 Oct 2021
Space NewsNASA's Lucy space probe blasts off to explore asteroids
American space agency NASA launched the Lucy Mission space probe strapped to a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket from Launch Complex 41 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida on October 16.
11 Oct 2021
Space NewsNASA's Lucy to launch soon, will explore primordial Trojan asteroids
In a bid to unveil the origin mysteries of our solar system, NASA is launching a mission for exploring the "fossils of planet formation," i.e. the Trojan asteroids in Jupiter's orbit.
19 Sep 2021
Space NewsAstronomer who demoted Pluto claims he's found new ninth planet
Pluto was controversially stripped of its designation as a planet in 2006. A planetary scientist who was the fiercest advocate of the celestial body's demotion claims he has now found another celestial body worthy of recognition as a planet.
20 Jul 2021
TechnologyBillionaires are flying to space, but where does it begin?
While Jeff Bezos prepares for a trip to space, let's not forget that just last week, his company Blue Origin took to Twitter to compare its mission and Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic Unity 22 mission to space.
17 Jun 2021
SpaceXSpacesuit concerns briefly interrupt spacewalk to install solar panels
Spacewalking astronauts resumed work to install powerful, new solar panels outside the International Space Station on Wednesday, after a brief interruption caused by problems with one of their suits.
24 Sep 2019
ResearchNew study finds proof that Venus could once support life
Ever since the NASA's Pioneer Venus project suggested back in the 1980s that the planet might have had an ocean, scientists have been struggling to understand what exactly happened that turned Venus into the inhospitable hellscape it is today.
16 Aug 2019
India#CareerBytes: Want to join ISRO? Here's everything you should know
The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is one of the largest and most successful space agencies in the world.
15 Jun 2019
JEE#CareerBytes: Didn't get good JEE-Advanced rank? Here's what to do
The Joint Entrance Examination (JEE), comprising Main and Advanced exams, is the country's most difficult engineering entrance exam.
01 Apr 2019
SriharikotaPSLV-C45 carrying India's EMISAT and 28 foreign satellites lifts off
ISRO's PSLV C45 lifted off from the Satish Dhawan Space Center in Sriharikota today, carrying India's EMISAT satellite along with 28 nanosatellites of global customers.
24 Jun 2018
Tamil Nadu#CareerBytes: 8 popular engineering colleges in South India
South India is home to some of the best engineering institutes in the country, making it one of the most preferred destinations for engineering aspirants.
